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What are the odds he did this deliberately for exposure, expecting Stadia to be cancelled? It's hard to imagine somebody doing it otherwise, particularly consi
by MichaelCollins 4y ago
What are the odds he did this deliberately for exposure, expecting Stadia to be cancelled? It's hard to imagine somebody doing it otherwise, particularly considering he's a 'semi-pro' gamer trying to make a name for himself with online video content. Does he really not have a gaming PC of his own? And if he does, why was he using Stadia instead?
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- NickC25 4y ago>And if he does, why was he using Stadia instead? Wasn't one of the big features of Stadia that you could essentially play it on any device anywhere as long as you had a fast internet connection? Perhaps he was dedicated, but put a lot of time in while not at his home setup - playing on the train, long uber rides, hotels, etc...? Just speculating....
- Telemoto 4y agoHe has a good internet connection and the latency in a Google Datacenters was probably really good. If he just played around with stadia and just kept playing, I think it's easy to accept this as normal. I was very close to start playing cyberpunk on stadia due to GPU issues. I wouldn't have switched in the middle just to save a few bucks per month
- Jweb_Guru 4y agoYou think he played a game for 6000 hours because he thought the service he played on would be canceled and he would have one day of exposure someday? That seems pretty unlikely.